Yan Borodovsky: Breaking the Limits, Solving the Unsolvable

Organization Name :IntelRelevant Date :2007-09-13

Summary : Ever wonder how innovation really happens? Think it's someone sitting back and dreaming up an idea? In this video, Yan Borodovsky, describes how it starts with a nuisance that grows until you do something about it in this 2007 video.

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Ever wonder how innovation really happens? Think it's someone sitting back and dreaming up an idea? In this video, Yan Borodovsky describes how it starts with a nuisance that grows until you do something about it. At the time, Dr. Borodovsky was a Senior Intel Fellow and Director of Advanced Lithography there.

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